White Sox Beat Indians In High-Scoring Doubleheader
The Chicago White Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 16 to 2 in the opener of a doubleheader before a 98,100 crowd at Comiskey Park. Joe Thystan Ham hit two homers and four Cleveland players contributed, while Larry Doby sparked a late rally for the Indians. The second game was postponed and to be replayed later.
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Chicuzy
Chicago
Cleveland
Indians
Tribe
Gomisker Park
Uene
Joe Thystan
Veing
Philadelphia
Larry Doby
Lndlang
Tipton
Sam Hette
Neille Fox Ned
Deale
Sox
Squerze Bunt
Jong Fyan Say Alopovin
White Sox
Chilcago
Chiscapa
Fae
Otison
Burdelis
Stortstop
Ray Doone
Loen
Svado
Gowbleheader
Saitpba
Granneeity Dene
Phorlshop
Saul Ropovin
Early Winas
Pittsburgh
Cardinale
Pittsvurgh Whale
Tain
del Rice
Gus Bell
Tiyatrs
Joe Garaginla
Pittsburgh Telly
Gareguez
Stan Mustal
Towle Palint
Pollet
Elent Losacs
Unclear doubleheader results mix of Cleveland and Washington games
Fragmented report covers two American League doubleheaders with Cleveland facing Chicago and Washington facing New York, noting scores and pitcher lines in rough form. Mentions Wynn, Heean, Haris, Berra, and other names, plus odd weather and incomplete inning details.
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Cleveland
Ono
Chicago
Wynn
Heean
Kygorim
Lollac
Curled
Darkness
Leurch
Gromek
Brisely
Haris
Tipton
Grissom
Trown
Kennedy
Judeon
Stobbs
Must
Denver Surges to WL Lead with Twin Wins over Skysox
Denver moves into first in the Weeters League after a doubleheader sweep of Skysox, while Colorado Springs slides to third on recent losses. The schedule notes shift in standings amid scattered scores across the circuit, with Cannonball hill hosts and rain postponements affecting matchups.
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Denver
Skysox
Springs
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Ona
Lyle
Yankees Sweep Senators In Two Doubleheaders
New York covers two games with 5-0 and 3-4 scores as the Yankees dominate Washington. Alile Reynolda pitches his third two hitter of the year and Tall Biter adds a shutout, while Jackie Jensen and Mickey Vernon contribute key hits.
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New York
Fragmentary Game Recap Amid Mixed Box Scores
OCR cut of two games with partial player lines and scores. Names such as Ramsdell Bentz Hatten Leonard Abwell Church Smith Statensberger and others appear inconsistently. Scoring fragments show 9s and 3s with unclear team indicators and misplaced figures.
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Chiengo
Gindfmath
Vellppetein
Ramsdell
Bentz
Hatten
Leonard
Abwell
Dwarda
Church
Smith
Statensberger
Sembuek
Uhtengo
Yoo
Etnrinnat
Lown
Hacker
Rameiell
Anil Edwards
Praniees
Jer Wowski
Susat
Giants Beat Phillies in 12-3 Home Shine at Shibe Park
The New York Giants, missing manager Len Thivacher who was suspended four days, routed the Philadelphia Phillies 12 to 3 at Shibe Park. Pitching woes and a late seventh inning homer by a Giants hitter helped seal the win as Phillies struggles continued this season.
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Philadelphia
New York Giants
Len Thivacher
Phiadelphia Phily Link
Shile Park
Anos
Phils
Uohiry Thompsan
Jin Lie
Jaycee Junior Golf Tourney This Week at Gresley County Club
Local boys 17 and younger can enter the Jaycee junior golf tournament at Gresley County Club starting Wednesday at 9 a.m. A 30-hole event will be played over two days. An expense-paid trip to the national tournament at Eugene, Oregon, will be awarded to the side winner. Contact Wayne Walls or Jimmy Thompson to enter, eligibility requires players not yet 18 by August 15, 1952.
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Nhe Jenior Chanther
Nerve Funior
Gresley
Pueblo
Eugene
Ore
Wayne Walls
Gregory'a Clothing Store
Jimmy Thompson
Hieelit
Sabateur
Olympic marathon team chosen as trials loom
Ted Smits announces eight men for marathon and walkers forming nearly the full U S track squad for Helsinki with trials in Memorial Coliseum and final selections at Tulare California. Notable picks include Victor Dyrgull Thomas Jones and Theodore Corbitt along with walkers and other event contenders. Brutus Hamilton notes strong U S team with focus on preparedness for the 1992 Games and upcoming exhibitions in New York and Princeton.
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Vite Tor Dyrgull
New
Chres
Tulare
Calf
Tuly Land
Memorial Coliseum
Brutus Hamilton
Hamilton
United States
Harrison Willid
Mal Whitel
Hird
London
Whitfield
Will Geck
Linle
Hoher
Lyons
TWA
Mimrning
Ace
New York
Princeton
Tan ‘A
Tommick
Helt Wehree Nbhers
Invitational Meet Set at Grenley Country Club
The upcoming invitational golf meet at Grenley Country Club runs over the weekend with 16 players and ties in the main flights. An 18 hole Saturday and 27 hole Sunday schedule is planned for the championship group, with other flights playing 18 Saturday and nine Sunday. Local participation includes many golfers from outside Grenley and a dinner with Calcutta is slated for Saturday evening. Pickets may be obtained at the club.
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Crneley
Calcutta
Ureelub
Grenley
Satuday
Louise Suggs Wins National Golf Title
Louise Suggs wins the national golf title at Bala Golf Club in Philadelphia. She set a new world 72 hole women’s record of 284 with a final round 71. Suggs tops Inez, lands over $ and caps strong finish for a dominant performance in a historic event.
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Louise Suggs
Philadelphia
Ron Carrolion
Bala Golf Club
Inez
George
Palma Cela County Club
Tampa
Fla
Mics Suggs
Cloughs Cop Cheyenne Twin Bill at Sports Bar Night
Cloughs Cop Cheyenne hosts a doubleheader Tuesday night featuring the Cheyenne Pandas and the Cheyenne Bulls in a two game card at Cheyenne’s Sportsman Bar. The opener sees Western Floor matchups with Nighbay and Forbes, while the second game pits the Cards against the Shartenun’s Bar.
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Clough
Cheyenne Twin Bill
Photeh's
Greeley
Kfrane
Wyoming
Ramee
Furniiremen
Fie
Nighbay
Bill Hare
al Forbes Tia
Wajor Cofthall
Ngreeles
Teedas Clough
United States delivers evidence on forced labor to United Nations
The United States handed to the UN a large file on communist forced labor practices, including more than 18,000 statements from Polish soldiers and Soviet POWs. Originals sit at Hoover Library Stanford. estimates put Soviet slave labor around 20 million, with broad use in roads canals and farms through 1950.
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United Nations
United States
U. S
Hoover Vbrory
Stanford University
VU. S
State Department
International Publicploion Reensearch, Inc
New York
Jis Saveattyalora
Ree
Muesians
Waller Kotecunig
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Sir Ramaanama Mud
Coors Rally Beats Warren 9 1 in NC Go
Coors edged Warren 9 to 1 in a North Colorado league baseball game at La Salle Sunday. Coors starter Gwynn Coomes held the Allman bats to the middle innings, helped by Cyers scoring in three separate frames and DeGraide homers powering the offense as Coors took the lead early and never trailed. Warren pushed a run in the eighth and ninth but could not rally past Coors.
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Cubs
Reds
June Zy —Ty
Chicago Cube
Cincinnati Redz
Harry Perk Towski
Ton Mluszewski
Jos Adcock
Reg ‘Ndoo
Roy Smalloy
Holior
Chivazo
Tetgat
Tultiind
Twing
Turk Lown
Suratev
Ith
Cincinnati
Mlugeewel
Adyock
Warren Hacher
Cintiago
Kay Motns Stigle
Wis Wut
Og Coors
Warren All Bage
la Balle
Gwynn Coomes
Allman
Coors
Cyers
Warren
Warren Hurley
Buck Sara Ae Ae Laney
Thee
Sts . Q. Forever
Mr. Coors
Denver
Minaya
Dana
Bob Long
Com Kerk
Mandant
Velvedere
Juney
Chrlsty
Beok City
Kan McClewin
Jay B. Alan
Dar- Draut
Olng Challenger
Dmuing
Kennett
Gresley
Crouse
Bekhard
de Villa
Hansen
Coomes
Aly ‘Towada
Fort Warren
ASRH
Blanchard
Grouse
McLaughin
Myers
Kennedy
Greeley Horse Show Opens With Record 247 Entries
The inaugural performance of Greeley’s eighth annual horse show at Island Grove Park drew 247 entries, a record for the event. Denver and Nebraska owners won multiple classes as amateurs and professionals showcased five gaited saddles, walking horses, and roadsters before a large audience including Colorado State College of Education students.
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Stonewall
Harriett Bailey
Fort Colas
Bobby Jones
Janice Louise
Mrs. W. A. Sarco
Bob Long
Walnut
Jack Mead
Suony
Turner Stables
Denver
Hel Turner
Navy
Sharon Watson
Phyilis Maddux
Naughty Box
Andette Jump
Bullerswerthy
Sally Direct
Charles Kincaid
Pueblo
Blue
Ted Winrich
Nylon
John Durlge
Ken Rick
Closet
Joan Heckason
Stonewall King
Diamond
Charlee Kl.cald
Fleming Hontire
CG. B
A. Balanary
Junica Storpmb
Nanvers
Cheisly Lee
Tackle Bussard
Littleton
Boomerang
Martynella Chambers
Thanger
Phylis Maddox
Navy Chief
Whize
Colorado Military Academy
Glenn Endsley
Wahoo
Colorado Miliary Academy
Hanting Seat
Engigh
Lundy
Nancy Banechal
Deanvar
Caloralo Military Academy
Tienn Hadsley
Navguty Boy
Annette Jump
Goldie
Jean Nowland
Den[ver
Buck Magic
Urnory
Sharon Turner
Youth Eye-galied
Olnan
Grand Slam
Janet Willrich
Maple Leaf Victory
Roy Rawkine
Hobby Lane Stables
Fort Colling
Carol Bennett
Flaming Bonfire
Vlnda
Vlnda Hagaman, Arvada; 4 Bold Cavaliers , Owned By Frank B. Welly
Coral Gables
Vis
Pall Seaba
Hillaers Sonata
Noring Vandenberg
Greeley
Island Grote Park
Greeley Show
Amsheura
Colorado State Alege of Education
Sevey Steles
Nebraska
Jeane Bonnell
Carol Hepnett
Russell F. Lundy
Des Moines
Bold Venture
Roy Hawkins
Hobby Lane Stablea
Fork Collins
Coral Bougett
Butler Worthy
Lesler Pedicord
Taylor H
Ed Brazee
Clags
Butch Wilson
Sun's
Quarter Circle ‘Speer Stable
Bellvue
Ann Bohrel
Royal Lady
Errol Cammack
Lennox
Grass Valley Farms
David City
Ned
Ann Konterman
Ada
Dicken
Lennar TS
Record Blaze in Global Sports Mix Ups and Returns
In a splintered update, a world 72 hole women’s record 284 highlights a seven year national open win. Tolada Sam Snead led a comeback over four pro duos in Invernees four hall matches. Wimbledon saw Joy and Savith upset by Yewle Head and Ron Tosen amid a surge of Australian challengers. Malchitfold ran 400 meters in 46.0 as U S track squad trials gather. Carras of Missouri returns to college after service with one year eligibility. Stewart wins NCAA singles over Perry in Northwestern courts finale. Trabor of Cincinnati tops Turry, signaling shifts in college tennis.
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Philadelphia
Laulee Sage
Tolada
Sam Snead
Fea
Abpoint Micegin
Wimbledon
Eng—Gardnar Male Joy
Dick Savith
America
Yewle
Ron Tosen
Trath Wes—Bgt
Malchitfold
Tle
U. S
Los Ang
Branston
Mugh Stewart
Southern Gi Yordia
Bob Perry
UCWA
Northwesterniversity
Stewart
Sembtinatiat
Terry
Tony Trabor
Cincinnati
Dewey and Eisenhower Seek GOP Nomination at Early Convention
Dewey declares an all out effort as Eisenhower gains GOP support while Taft eyes an egged ballot. Taft predicts carrying 30 states if nominated. Democratic contenders Russell and Truman discuss experience and governance in a national pre convention push.
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New York
Gus
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Todas
Robert A. Taft
Oulo
Washington
Truman
Dewey
Eisenhower
Hingelty
New York City
Liu
Houston
Tex
Sun
Sen
Rube
B. Russell
Georgia
Bunnett
NBC
Allies Claim Shell Near Truce Camp Amid Talks
Allies told communists that a shell near the Fanunjom conference tent bore a Soviet anti air craft mark. The U N protest was handed at Livveray recess as Maj Gen Harrison walked out with Red truce delegates. Bombardment claimed to target power stations was denounced as aimed at undermining peace in Asia. Western League scores follow with Denver beating Colorado Springs 3 1 and others.
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Munson
Mores
Communista
Fanunjom
BND
U. N
Ted Maigow
Willian I. Harrison
Panniwanjam
Aan
Peiping
Armis- Lee Lalke
Asia
San Francisco
Associated. Press
Sid Haa
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